Benjamin Franklin House in London

This bonus scene features Benjamin Franklin House in London, his only surviving residence.

Though he also lived in Boston, Philadelphia, and Paris, Franklin’s only surviving residence is Benjamin Franklin House on Craven Street in central London. Márcia Balisciano, the director of the Benjamin Franklin House museum, talks about the building’s history from Franklin’s time to ongoing conservation efforts in this bonus scene from BENJAMIN FRANKLIN with material not in the final film.

AIR DATE 4/4/22

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